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    remove url from address?

    Hi

    I was wondering, is there a way to remove the url from the IE address bar in ASP.NET?

    For example, if i design a web site with ASP.NET, there are several links to other pages, which include querystrings, and that entire url + querystring(s) are stored in IE - i would like to remove them if thats possible? is it possible? I dont wish ppl to access the page by clicking on the URL from the drop down list in the address bar, as it contains encryption in query strings....


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    Re: remove url from address?

    Quote Originally Posted by Techno
    Hi

    I was wondering, is there a way to remove the url from the IE address bar in ASP.NET?

    For example, if i design a web site with ASP.NET, there are several links to other pages, which include querystrings, and that entire url + querystring(s) are stored in IE - i would like to remove them if thats possible? is it possible? I dont wish ppl to access the page by clicking on the URL from the drop down list in the address bar, as it contains encryption in query strings....

    You got two options, first use Post method which I will recommend. Second option is to use JavaScript to open a new window and disable the adress bar. You can do that with window.open function, look it up. You can disable adress bar, menu, status bar etc.

    Hope this helps.
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    Re: remove url from address?

    thanks for that i would rather stick to the same page so i guess postback is better

    *reads up on postback and how it works*

    in the html view of the form, it already has a method="post" tag in the form tag - is that different or what?
    Last edited by Techno; Feb 27th, 2005 at 05:48 AM.

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